Install Google Play Store Blackberry 10
Follow these simple steps,do not forget to like and subscribeDownload the 3 files listed below to your Blackberry device by clicking on the download links. Then install and run the files in the described order. Make sure that you have allowed installation of 3rd party apps in Blackberry settings - App Manager - App installation. Read the tips in the FAQ if you encounter any problems during installation process.Step 1: Add a Google system account to your deviceInstall com.google.android.gsf.login. Run the app and login with your Google credentials. The app will close minimize if the step completed successfully may take a few seconds. You should now be able to see your Google account in Blackberry Settings - Accounts - Third Party Accounts.Step 2: Register your device with Google PlayInstall cobalt.blackberry.googleID.
Run the app and register your device with Google Play. Close the app after successfull registration.Step 3: Install Google Play StoreInstall com.android.vending. Run and enjoy the Play Store!All 3 apps MUST remain installed on your device otherwise Google Play store will not work.-DOWNLOAD LINKS-com.google.android.gsf.logincobalt.blackberry.googleIDcom.android.vending-Please watch: 'Top 5 Worst Mobiles Ever!'
I sold both my 2 x 9900 Bolds this last month and purchased a Blackberry Classic that I absolutely love. I sold the 2 Bolds because BIS will be discontinued at the end of 2019 - the 9900 was a beautiful device that worked well although the browser was beginning to show problems such as connecting to various sites I regularly visited.Anyway, I'd like to install a certain app that's only available for Android devices and I was wondering if I could or should install Google Play Store on my Classic. Is there an easy install to run Google Play Store on the Classic and is it worth the trouble?I'm really sad that OS10 is no longer being developed and that support will be discontinued at the end of 2019 - its a beautiful OS and I can't understand how this OS didn't catch-on other than apps weren't being developed for it. I read in one thread on thsi forum that BB should have at least tried to market its OS10 devices as low cost devices and this seemed to make sense - with 50 million users, how could they have lost money on this OS?
I sold both my 2 x 9900 Bolds this last month and purchased a Blackberry Classic that I absolutely love. I sold the 2 Bolds because BIS will be discontinued at the end of 2019 - the 9900 was a beautiful device that worked well although the browser was beginning to show problems such as connecting to various sites I regularly visited.Anyway, I'd like to install a certain app that's only available for Android devices and I was wondering if I could or should install Google Play Store on my Classic. Is there an easy install to run Google Play Store on the Classic and is it worth the trouble?I'm really sad that OS10 is no longer being developed and that support will be discontinued at the end of 2019 - its a beautiful OS and I can't understand how this OS didn't catch-on other than apps weren't being developed for it. I read in one thread on thsi forum that BB should have at least tried to market its OS10 devices as low cost devices and this seemed to make sense - with 50 million users, how could they have lost money on this OS?10 million users.In any event, here is Yalp, a Google Play Store client that will work on BB10.
Aptoid is a reservoir for a lot of malware. Be careful.As is Google Play. But you at least don't have the compatibility issues you have with Google Play Services. (without Cobalt's method of course). To each their own-use whatever works best for you and be vigilant in general about malware.Very sad yes. The latest BB Mobile devices (which are actually made by TCL, not Blackberry Limited as you may know) are just really licensed devices, but they work well for people who miss the PKBs and want to use Android. It could have gone so much differently.
I'm really sad that OS10 is no longer being developed and that support will be discontinued at the end of 2019 - its a beautiful OS and I can't understand how this OS didn't catch-on other than apps weren't being developed for it. I read in one thread on thsi forum that BB should have at least tried to market its OS10 devices as low cost devices and this seemed to make sense - with 50 million users, how could they have lost money on this OS?Looks like you only joined CrackBerry in September. There are tons of threads going back years discussing why BB10 did not succeed. Sad, but it is what it is.Enjoy your Classic.Posted via CB10 / AT&T /Z10 STL100-3 /10.3.3.3216.
Does Aptoide require any special instructions to install on my Classic like Google Play ?Not really but if you do decide to install the Aptoide app (I don't recommend it - deleted it quite some time ago) make sure you turn off ALL notifications in the settings or it will deplete your battery and cause possible overheating imho. Again, Yalp store is what I use with F-Droid as an open source store with Google Services- free android apps (some of which are very good on the Passport (I like Newpipe, DroidShows, Currency for example). It's easy enough to just place a shortcut to the Aptoide web site on your desktop if you find that the app is getting out of control. The key to using a Classic (or any BB10 phone for that matter) without major problems IS TO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF ANDROID APPS. More than 15 on the Classic will degrade the experience in many cases.
This depends, of course, on how power intensive they are. Generally, social media android apps are brutal and the more you have the worse your device will run.
Install Google Play Store Blackberry 10 Free
Ok fair enough, is there a Yalp Store guide for installing it on my Classic similar to cobalt's instructions?With respect to brookie's experience, I have yet to encounter an issue with Aptoide, including battery drain. I do recommend it for hassle-free Android apps. It does not require any special instructions no-just go to from your Classic, tap 'Install Aptoide' and you're good to go.
The APK will download and all you have to do is tap Install.As far as I can tell Yalp requires one to install F-Droid first or download the app using your computer rather than directly from APKMirror or the like, but I'll defer to brookie and conite on that in case they are aware of some method to install directly from a Blackberry 10 device.